This article was originally written by Dr Scott Hollier and published on his website.
Earlier in the week it was a great privilege to be the Information, Telecommunications, and…
Read full story: Building in or bolting on? ITEE Engineers Australia presentation
Dr. Scott Hollier recently returned from running some workshops in Tasmania in partnership with the Centre For Accessibility and VisAbility.
The trip included VisAbility document accessibility specialists Vithya Vijayakumare and…
Read full story: Thank you Tasmania for continuing to Escape the Accessibility Island
Western Australian based disability service provider VisAbility has officially launched My Vision My Choice, a new online resource to assist people with vision impairment to navigate the National Disability Insurance…
Read full story: VisAbility release new online resource to empower vision impaired to navigate NDIS
By Dr. Scott Hollier
The Digital Transformation Agency (DTA), a Federal government department that oversees the national Digital Service Standard (DSS), issued a tweet recently confirming it will be moving…
Read full story: Australian Digital Transformation Agency commits to WCAG 2.1 AA update
By Dr. Scott Hollier
The Amazon Echo Show, a digital smartspeaker that includes a touchscreen, has received a new feature to make it easier for people that have a speech…
Read full story: Amazon updates Echo Show to support speech and hearing impaired users
By Dr. Scott Hollier
Last week it was a great privilege to provide a webinar to staff from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), supporting their upskilling processes around the new…
Read full story: ATO staff upskill in preparation for WCAG 2.1
By Dr. Scott Hollier
As a child of the 1980s, I find the evolution of video games a fascinating topic. With early creations such as Pong recently celebrating its 45th…
Read full story: Accessible gaming: the calls for improvement grow louder every Fortnite
By Dr. Scott Hollier
It’s a common story – you are a passionate accessibility advocate, trying to do your bit in an organisation that doesn’t seem to care. Or…
Read full story: Escaping the web accessibility island
The Centre for Accessibility was launched at the DADAA Fremantle Hub yesterday by the Honourable Stephen Dawson, Minister for Disability Services and Environment. The audience was treated to screen reader…
Read full story: Centre for Accessibility Launch
Access is not only something for presenters to address. As successful works are created and mounted by diverse artists, it’s also become an integral part of creative practice. In many examples, stories told with access at the forefront creates work that all people can enjoy, and is not aimed specifically at able-bodied audiences.
Read full story: The future of aesthetic use of access in art
The Centre for Accessibility is a joint project by Media on Mars, DADAA and Dr Scott Hollier and is funded by the Department of Communities, Disability Services.
